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l)cr(!ruqiurer.i J. BOWEN, Editor.V I', i -airrMcArttmr, Sept. t!8.-1872.Does President Grant Drinktoo Much Liquor?—TheMr. Denison Replies.to Senator Wilson,States More Facts.[From the Golden Age.]and :You have thought proper to address me through the public panel's. I therefore feel it to bemy duty to reply to yotf in ' thesame manlier.We have known each otherfor the last quarter of a centurya s outspoken . advocates of ' theprohibition law of the manufacture and sale, as a beverage ofall intoxicating drinks. It . wason this account that I called ' onyou several times, in the winterof 1872, with a view to induceyou to accept the nomination ofthe National rronibition rartyas their candidate for Presidentof the United States. Our conversation related to public , men,to public measures; and, of course,to President Grant who wasthen socking, as he now is,' bypublic appeal to the Americanpeople, to be re-elected to thefirst public office in the land.In one of those conversations,held in your own room, open tothe public in Washington, without any intimation on the subject on my part, you, honorablesir, startled me with the remark:"President Grant drinks toomuch." After a moment's pauseyou added : "I have told himSO." ' ' V " '. 'Another brief pause ensued,when you again added: "ThePresident smokes too. much.lie is poisoned through andthrough. When I remonstratedwith him about it, the Presidentsaid to me, 'I smoke mild cigars.''That may be, Mr.President,' Ireplied, 'but you smoke so manyof them.' " "These, Senator Wilson, arethe 'exact words used by you onthat occasion. You can nothave forgotten them. . It is of nouse for you to deny them. Neither can it be denied that theHon. Win. E. Dodge of NewYork, and other gentlemen 'devoted to tho temperance reform,have sought to induce PresidentGrant to sign the pledge of total absticence.In civinc this statement ofyours to our countrymen, Mr.Senator, who have known memany years, are well aware thatI am actuated by no other desire than to do what I can to aidthe voters of America to arriveat right conclusions with regardthe men who solicit their votes.Your statements to me, honora-.ble sir, respecting the drinkinghabits of President Grant are ofsuch a nature as to render it imperative that I should give themto the public. I have, therefore,given your statements to thepress, in answer to a call madeon me by a gentleman and manof honor. You and I, sir, andthe parties we both represent,must abide by the result.Allow mo to reply, in conclusion, to the opinion you volunteered m your letter to me, asto the character of the otherfacts I adduced in my publishedletter to Mr. Yerrington. Everyone of these facts, sir, is literallv and strictly true. All ofwhich are furnished to me bygentlemen whose words no rJhewill dare dispute. .One of themwas handed to me by a most distinguished United Senator, whomyou and I, sir, know very well,in a letter addressed to him bya scholar of known repute inCambridge, Mass. Ana you,Mr. Senator, confess .to the truthof vour own statement to mewith regard to the well-knowndrinking habits of PresidentGrant, by admitting, in the letter to which I am now replying,that he uses liquor as a beverageto such an extent tnat you sayyou had a mind to ask him tosign tho total abstinence pledge,and join the Congressional Temperance Society.I respectfully submit, that bythese confessions, you have established my whole case. ',' I avail myself of the opportanity ta add that when any responsible citizen, directly. authorized to speak for President Grant,, publicly demos the truth of thestatements as to bis drinkinghabits made by me, names, placcs, and dates will be produced.I am prepared to maintain the'Iexact truth of every word I havestated. ' 1 fI remain, Mr. senator, yourobedient servant, ,Charles Wheeler Denison,Secretary , of, the National Prohibition Committee.WASHINGTON, Aug 2d. 1872.The Cincinnati IsraeliteolAugust 30th contains the following first rate notice of HenryWilson :"Show mercy, gentlemen andladies, to Senator Wilson. ; lieconfesses, renews, ana, besidessoft soaps you pleasantly. Whenhe eaid,: in tue benate oi ineUnited I i i States. ,the ; Jewswere u tiie. y race. ; wno swneuthe prophets and crucified theRedeemer of the world, he meantno harm: when, as a Know-nothing, he insulted every foreigner, and sanctioned persecution against them, he meant noharm. He did not mean to beVice-President; of "the. UnitedStates, and it was fashionablethen to trample upon the foreigner and spit upon the Jew.But it is all over, and SenatorWilson is a candidate before thepeople, including foreigners andJews. Now he is quite pleasantand obliging; .1 Be 'generous;show mercy to a repenting man.is regards ourselves, we lorgivehim this' sin' and all the . othershe has committed; but ; we cannot vote joy; a j man to.. elevatehim to. the second highest officein the country whose concep-tions of justice, equality and liberty are narrow and ungenerous." .This speech' of Wilson goesvery well with Grant's order inMississippi, in which he ordersthe Jews as a class to leave theDepartment, and in which heproceeded to bean all sorts ofopprobrium. ,His His Oath!Albert Pike, a high chief inthe Know-Nothing organizationin the days of its being and power, testifies, under date Washington City, Aug. 22d, 1872, thatHenry Wilson, the Grant candidate for Vice President, was . aKnow-Nothing, and as such hasan oath . registered in Heaven,that he will not uassist in ami way,in clevatim to ami office of trust orprofit, ANY PERSON OF FOREIGN BILITII, Oil ANY 110-EAN CATHOLIC."Horace Greeley stoutly opposed Nativism and Know-Nothingism; but, then, this doesnot put men of foreign birth andCatholic faith under obligationsto vote for him. According tothe style of the day, it is ratherii titan argument wny uiey snouiavote against him. Gratitude isnot in fashion these days.The New York Sun says thata Southern gentleman wearing aGreeley badge was accosted bya Grant man on a Fulton ferryboat with the remark:"Well, I suppose you are goingto vote . for ' G reeley ? ""Correct. I shall vote forGreeley," replied the Southerner."On what grounds?""On the grounds of what lieknows about farming.",'''What does he know aboutfarming?""He knows that when a pileof manure gets too high it needsspreading."Exit. Grant man. . ... . , ,',The skies are bright andbrightening. Grant and his corrunt lemons are doomed to 12-A CJ , wnoble and thorough defeat'. Ihepeople's money turned againstthem can not subvert the people's will, and when the sun setson the election day next JNovemher, it will be upon a glorioustriumph for honesty, reform andpopular goverement. Let uswork until the polls close. Letevery Liberal itcpuDiican votethe State ticket, lead by' Gen.Wiley, the gallant soldier.It is suggested that both candidates for the Presidency beinduced to visit the CincinnatiExposition, aod that Greeleytake Urant by the arm, shov?him throucn the immensebuilding and explain things tohim.Washington was first in thehearts of his countrymen. Grantis first in hearts of his "officeholders. ':'.--B re-nominating Grant, theRepublican party endorses allthe corruptions, iniquities andfaUyrejrof hiu tdministratioii.HEALTH AND BEAUTYStrong and Pum Rich Bloodlcreo of'Floeh nd WeighVClear Skin and BeautifulComplexion,SECURED TO ALLKADWAY'S SAESAPARIL1IA1.RESOLVENTHAS MA.DK THR MOST ABTONISHINCITRKS. BO QUICK, SO RAPID A HETHE CHANG 148 THR BODY UNDKR-U0K8UNDKR THB INKLUKNCEOF THIS TRULY WONDEUVFUL MEDlCIJiK. THATEvery Day an Increase of Flesh andWeight is seen ana ieu.Scrofula, Consumption, Syphilis Jn lismany forms, uianauiar discus, uicersin the Throat. Mouth: Tumors. Nodes in theGlands, and othor parts of the system ; BoreEyos, Htrumous Disonarges irom tne Ears;Eruptive Diseases oi mo .yes, nose, Aioiitn,and Die forms of Skin Diseases; Eruptions, rever Soros, Scald 11 end, King-worm, Bait RlicinnErysipelas, Aguo, Black Spots, Worms lu theFlesh. Tumors, Cancers In the Womb, and allWenkeninor and Painful Discharges: NiirhtHwento, anu au wasumoiine Xjiiu rnncipie,are within tho Curative Hun are ol Railway'sSantnnarlllian Itesolvont. and ufow days' usewllkprove to any person using it for either oftneseiorins oi disease lis potent power to curethem.Not only does the hakhafakiluam kk-80LVENT excel all known reniodinl afronta luthe Cure of Chronic scrofulous, Constitution,Skin and Syphiloid diseases, but it istlioonlypositive romedy forKIDNEY, BLADDER,Urinary ana womo auscium, ursvni, uiiiueios,Dropsy, Incontinence of Urine, lirlght's Dis-east), Albuminuria, buu m an cases wnerethere are Brick Dust Deposits, or the water isthick, cloudy, mixed with 6tibstniices like thewhite ot an cfCKor threads like white silk, orthere is a morbid dark, bilious appearance, nudwhite bone-dust deposits, and where there is nDrlcklnff. burninu sensation, and pniu in theSmall ol the Back, and along the Loins, In allthose conditions KAIWAY'8 BARSAPA-RILLIAN KEsODVENT.aloea oyuie apnucation of Kadway's Ready Krolief to the Spineami Kmi.ll nf the ltaok. and Ilia Bowels retaliated wltH one or two of Kadway's UlulatingPills ncrday, will soon make complete cure.In a few days the patient will be alilo to holdand discharge water naturally without pain,and the Uriuo will be restored to its naturalclear and ambor or sherry color.THE- WASTE OF THE BODYAre supplied with new,' healthy hml vigorousblood, that furnishes sound structure. Henceall suffering from Weakening Discharges,cither Male or Female, or from Ulcers or Sores,through the reparative processor KADWAY'S8AK8APAUILIAN, are arrested, and the ruptured organs healed.OVAUIAN TUMOK CtJRKD TUMOR OFTWELVR YEARS' GROWTH CURED JtfKdUDWAY'S RESOLVENT. TBeverly, Mash., July 18, 1809.Dr. Rapwat : I have had Ovarian Tumor Inthe ovaries and bowels. All the doctors said"there was no help for It." I tried evory thingthatwaB recommended, but nothing helped me.I saw your Resolvent, and thought! would tryit, but had no faith in it, because I had sufferedfor twelve years. I took six bottles of the Resolvent, one box of Railway's Pills, aud usedtwo bottles of your Ready Relief; and there Isnot. a sign of a tumor to b seen or felt, and Ifool boiler, smarter, happier than I have fortwelve years. The worst tumor was in the loftside of the bowels, over the groin. I write thistsvoufotthe benefit of others. You can publish if you choose..HANNAn P. KNAPP.Price One Dollat.KADWAY'S BEADY BELIEFCures the worst pains in from One toTwenty MinutesNot one hour after reodlna; this advertisementneed any ono suuer with pain.RAD WAYS READY RELIEFIS A CURE FOR EVERY PAlN. IT WAS THEFIRST, AND ISTHE ONLY PAIN EEMEDYThat instantly stops tho most excruciating painALLAYS INFLAMMATIONS AND CURESCONGESTIONS,Whether of the Lungs, Btomach, Bowels, orthe glands and orgaui, by one application,In From One to Twenty Minutes,No mntter how violent or excruciating thepain, tho RHEUMATIC, Bed-ridden, Infirm,Crippled, Nervous. Neuralgic, or prostratedwith disease, may suffer,Radway's Ready ReliefWill.iufromONgTO TWENTY MINUTES, ordm oniloomort, and this medicine, so rapid instopping puin, can be purchased Fifty Centsper bottlo at almost every druggist's and country merchant's store ou this continent, andwithin one hour's dlstnnce of almost every habitation in the United States.RHKUMAT1SU AND SKUHALOTA.RUEVMATlS-t AND NKV11AIOIA.Tf those who are now suflcrlnsc Pain, no matter what the cause may lie, or by what nameit is called if external, apply Kadway'sReady Relief to the part of the hody wherethe pain is present If internal, SO drops, dilu-il in wiit it. as a drink. Whether Cramns.Spasms, Inflammation, Congestion, AsiaticCholera, Chills and Fcvor, th most violent, excruciating and tortui ing pains will be stoppedlu from one to twenty minutes.PAINFUL ATTACKS WHEREKADWAY'S BEADY BELIEFWill Afford Instant Ease:INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.INFLAMMATION OF THB BLADDER,CONGESTION OF TIIE LUNGSBORE THROAT, DIFFICULT J!KKATHIJN,PALPITATION (IK 'lllH. jUJttT,1IYBTERICS, CROUP, DIPHTHERIA.CATARRH, INFLUENZA,HEADACHE. T00TIT AOHK.NEUKALOIA. RHEUMATISM.COLD, CHILLS. AGUE CHILLS.Tue application 01 me bjcajji iit,ur.r 10the nart or narta where the pain or tlilUeultyexists will afford ease and comfort. 20 dropsIn ahalftumtilerof water will, in a rew moments, cure Cramps, upasms, nour eiomacn,Heartburn, Blclc Headache, juiarrnea, iysentory. Colic, Wind In the Bowels, and all Inter.nalPHinH.Travelers Khnnld nlwavs carry a DOttlt 01RAD WAY'S BELIEF with thorn. A fewdropslu water will prevent sickness or pains iromchange of water. It is better than Frenchjuranuy or Hitters as asiunuianwFEVER AND AOUE.FEVER AND AGUE BOURKD.FEVER AND AGUE CURED ,FOR FIFTY CENTS;There Is not a remedial agent In the worldthat will cure FEVER AND AGUH,' . . .... , Will - D.a.ll fP-ana ail niner jniuuriuiiB, aimuu, ovnu-ij ijphold, Yellow and other Fevers (aided bykadway's Pills,) o quick as Badway's Beady3STOPamui n,i aiiirni. hn thnv ever so muoh ex.posed to Fever and Ague, if they will only takeKadway's Ready Relief, and keep their bott.U opn taith Jladwnv'i PiUt. Uundreds in tliwest, who have hitherto been doctoring at the.rate of one and two hundred dollar for a fewm.,niit tMimani.ftwirnnlnr themselves andfamilies free tmm rXVJCH and AOVS, CHILLSand rsvrit, RUIVMAT1&M, 4o., for one ortwo dollars a year, spent for Radway's ReadyRelief and Iladway'a Pills (coatodl,The READY RELIEF will afford tnttant tanto all. Price only 50 oenU per bottle,N. B.-Hea tliat every bottle has n IndiaRuhbor Stopper. Bold at all DruggisU.ahd atDr. Had way's offloe, Ko. S3 Warron, oor, Churchatreec ew xorK., , , .DS.SADWArSPEEFEOT CUBA'... TIVE PILLS,' PJCttrXOTLY TASTELESS.EUicantly Coated with Swaot Onm,PUKUB, BEODLATK, PURIFY, CLEANBK AMDBTliENGTlIEJJ.Radwar's Pllla,FOR THE CURE OfJS Ijlt ilfluili'nnn tr tun as unn ui.( j rihBOWK1M, KIDNEYS, BUADDRR, NKRYOUbDISK ASKS. IIBADACUK, VOX8TIPA TIONCOSTIVKNKSS. JNUWKSTJON, DYSPNPSIABILIOUSNKSS, BILIOUS JrKVKR, IS FLAM-MA TION Or Tub bo wsLa, riLKO, anuaii aerangemnnts or tne jniornai viiHuira.' Warranted to Effect a Positive Cpr,iinir v irvn ui. a II r VI 1 rvr. u . i . a n v , .CONTAIN ING NO MERCURY, MIMERAU ORDELETERIOUS DRUGS.flrober the following symptoms rosult-Oonntl i 'orders ol the Digestive urgiaostlve Orirans iBlood in "on, Inward Piles, Fullnessuu ' ViitlnAui nl tllANausea, IPhe Hood, Acidity of the Htomach,or Welghtcrtburn,HiHgiif of Fond, VullnessHinklng or in the Btomach, Hour Kmctailous,... . . , .. ii. .. r . n a i ..- C lUtvannH n liivSwimming of the Head, Hurried and Ullllcultltreatlilng, Klutterlng at the Heart, CliokliiforBniro(tlng Bensatlnna when In a Lying Posture, Dlmilossof Vision, Hots or Welsi beforethe Hlglit.Keror and Hull I'nin In the Head,Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of theBkin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Chost, Limbs,and Buddou Hushes of Heat, Burning in theVleth. ,A few doses of Rabwat'b Piu. will free thesystem from ail the shove-nanied disorders.Prlee 26 Centa Pay Bon.; BATJ-WAY Ae OO.Hp. 8, Warren, or. Church at. . V.readfaise and teue.nd one IfUarsUmnto RADvf A i CO.,No. 81 Warren, eor. Olnlrob Street. New York.Information worth thousands will be sent you.ry)P.AlUUAGB. Happy Relleffor YoxngI urn from theeirocts of Errors and AbusesiliPl!riy iiiu. jmmiiumi icswruu. nurvuusdebljltty cured. Impediments to Marriage removed. New method of treatment. New andremarkable remedies. Hooka aud Circularssontlreo, in sealed unveioncs.Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No,38outh Ninth St., rtiusuieipiiia.l'a. 1-tf1TO CONSUMPTIVES.The advertiser, having been permanentlycured of thntdevad disease, Consumption, by asimple rvnioay; is anxious w iiiuko auowa tohis fellowsunerers tho means of cure. To allwho desire it. he will sonu a copy or the ore-aoriutiou used, (free of charge), with tho. tllrec.tious forpioparlng and using the same whichthoy will llnd a sure Cuke for. ConsumptionAbtiiha. BuoNcniTis Ao. Parties wishing theprescriiiuwo win iihih uun:iI 100 Pen a St Wlllfumsburgh,I too vir) to oet ALL YonnOa Wui to tAST KlD 0IssrLTIs'nfiferislSCBSOBIBI 0B THE REAL, ESTATEREGISTER, riTT8BUB0H,PA. (Weeidy!40 Columns: 41.00 a year). Sample copy free.S the BUST and CHEAPEST IndependentFamily Nowsnaper Published. It containsroiTT-Eionr columns of reading matter, isprinted in the neatest stylo, on Una, white p&ber. aad nubtheaat the low nrlca of ! a.year, and' V -EVERY SUBSCRIBERReceives a Bemntlf nl Chromo( worth theney invested thus receiving a riasr-CLAtilu;Mewipaper.FOR NOTHING!KifSend Obi Dollar for & year's Subscription, and. Ten Cents for postage on theCbromo to thotstar PnbUshUig- ComaVetnrt Cincinnati, O.TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS!EALED proposals will be received at the office of the Clerk of Elk Township. Vintoncounty, Ohio, until the hour of 1 o'clock P. JL,onSaturday, Octoberl2, 1872,for the construction of a Railroad along tho following.route, to-wit:Hegiuniiig at a point onthe Southern boundry of said Township wliercthe old Road-bed of tho Scioto and HockingValley Railroad crosses said boundrv. boinir theSouthern terminus, along said old Road-bedthrough or near to tho town of McArthur, andthence to the Northerrt or Western boundry ofsaid Township near tho corner thereof, beingthe Northern torminusSaid liue of Railroad .will be constructed in accordance with the provisions of an act entitledan "Act to Authomo Counties, Cities, Incorporated Villages and Townships to build Railroads,aud to Lease and Operate the Same," passed bythe General Assembly of the State ol'Ohio. Anril23d, 1872; tho work to !io.dono under the direction oi a competent juiqineor, to bo lurmshedby said Township, and will include the gradingand tho building of all1 bridges and culverts,furnishing cross-tios,. rails and spikes, layingtrack and ballasting, with ull necessary sidetracks, and doinir ami norforniiiie all the worknecessary to the completion of said linepf Railroad, and putting the same in running order.The contractor will lie required to furnish allmaterials, and to enter Into bond with approvedsecurity that ho will peru)rm said work according to contracts and within a time limitedtherein, not exceeding two years. Bids will bereceived for the construction of tho whole ofsaid lino of Railrosd, for for any part thereof,too Did specuying mo part prnposcu to do Dime,and the price per mile for buiiling the same, orfor the greatest nuniben of. miles that will bebuilt for said sum of rSM) go as aforesaid appropriated for the Auildinir of said road. Thewora oi construction win ue coiumciiccu as soonafter bond Is given us possible: said work to befjaivi iui iiuimjq me ijivk rvss ui iuu wum, ill lic-cordauce with Section 6 of said act. Tho tirolllnof said Railroad, with estimates und speculations win ob seen at tne oiuce oi said rownsiupClerk on and after September 85th, 1872. -ine iiuis win lie opened anil exninlncfl, andthe contract awurded as eurlv as iiructiculiln onor after said 12th ol' October, 1872; and bidderswin endorse on tnu sealed envelope enclosingbids: "Propositi for Constructing Railroad."and address the same to the Township Clerk ofAUVr UHIHII, UHOn 1.(1., 17.HKNRV HEItltqLD, ) TrusteesLtvi ni,in.,. jsiK Tp.tJ AS. B. JOHNSON, J V. Co.,0.Morris Evanh, Township Clerk.August 14, 1872.THE NEWDISCOVu.si- I a Chemical and' Medical Solenoo.Dr. E. F, GARVIN'SSOLUTION & COMPOUND ELIXIRTP;FIRST AXt) 0M.V b'.H.t-TIOV rvn tnndolnons inixim. i ( Ali'i I'HB TWDLVEvtlusblM nu'ivi lijic ;r.i W lb - woll knowneurtivjujen'. 'riNj: r.itTi tah,TJWEUAI.lt tu (Vih-, Colds, Cotarrh,Astbniii, liiwi l;;uad consumption.CUIlKd WITHOUT FAliiA roont col l in throb to six bnnra : and also,by it. Vl'i'AI,IWN(J,rURIFYINa and KTI-auULATINli eflAll llnnn tUn irnonilu raimrKiiuip rn onnnua in suIIISEASKM VWP' ifllKI IB BI.OOD.Inoludinif Bcrolula a(d ErupilysiMU, LiseaMi of the Lirunltoni of thaakln.IhwaMs of the Liver an4 Kidpays,BTsart jJiteost, and Ooneral LNibilily,ONE TRIAL) CONVINCES IijLSO, AVolatile Solution of TarFor INHALATION, without application ofHEAT. A nmarkaUy VALU ABLIS disoovery.as the whole appiiatus can bo carried in Ihe vestpookt, radv at any time for the most otfeotualand pusiUln.-ly aorai ive use inAH Disease f the NOSE. 'XIinOATand tVWUS, ' -TUBCOMPOUNDTar and Mandrake Pill.for use In connootlon 'lth the ELIXIR TAR,is a combination of the TWO most valuableALTERATIVE Ucdlnincs known In the Prounion, and render this Pill without exooptionthe verr boit evor oilcred.The BOLUTIOW aud COJJPPpND ELIXIR ofTA I ;JuL sXTxia without doubt tho Dost remedy known inoasts ofCHOLERA m YELLO',7 FEVER.It is a Bpsdflo for such diseases, and should bokept in the household of evory family, especiallyduring those months iu whichCHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVERare liable to pravaiL A small quantity takendaily will prevent contracting these terribledisease.Solution and Compound Elixir, $1.00 per BottleVolatile Solution for Inhalation, $3.00por Box' Tar and JIandnku Pills, McU par box.BtmdfnrClroubirof FOSITIVE CURESto inur DruygUt, or toL. P. HYPK te CO.,soLB BRoewsiTonB,110 E. Ulld St., Xew trvrkfI,IN........ .-:o:-"We invite "rift en tion "to our-WWbepeinl, Hardware, whicb we are going to sellVery Low for CaslLWe are greatly expose to the ravages of fire, and as our stock, ' is very large we are bound to reduce it! at reduced prices.Quick Sales and Small Profits for Heady Pay !. ' Don't ask forXi O 3ST a- OJB D -i . T S !We have a good stock of" BflilSer's' Fnrniture and Caftet-Malers "Hariware.EEoxijso FurnlsHlngJIISCELLAWEOIIS ' HARDWARE,BACKSMIIHS'. GOODS AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS!Of all kinds, and a good asssortmont ofHARVEST TOOXiS,Snch as Grain Crndles, Scythos, Forks, Itakes and Sickoln. Wo aroclosing out our stock of Shovel Plows, about at COST. In short, weonly ask you to come and see that wo are actually soiling Goods LOWER than any other Firm. We aro alsd Agents for the V"1 ".CHAMPION MOWING MACHINE.!' and for the . ." . '. CHAMPION and BUCKEYE WINE & CIDER MILL IWo make the best ofT 1 N -W AWhicli we are selling very low.' Allpairing done with neatnes andSPOUTING AND GUTTERINGi II-A .wuouovcr uiwieu iur, jju m lurycu tnu jjiucu,TTsTCTcrl'a Old fiStELTrcl.NORTH side -M-JXIST STBEET , M'ABTHTJB, OHIO.SIMMONS & CLOUGH . ORGAN CO.'S .ANDrnmIff. :SlMMOWCtWH j :t Of y3 'V'i -Mm3; ii' 1GRAND COMBINATION ORGANS,JITTKU WITH TJ1K I.N VKSTKHSCRIBNER'S PATENT. QUALIFYING TUBES,An Invnntl rn liatrlncr n niAuf Imnnrtnnf. lltiarlnfynn flin fnllira rnmifnllnnnf TIaai! rncriiiailuby tho use of which tlio qusntityor iiluraeoltho tone endcrudEqual to that of the Best Pipejurtelelirated"VoxGclcsto," "Louis Patent,", ler, xnecnsruiing "v;euo ' or"v.iiirinev' euipB, huhALL TUE LATE IMPROVEMENTSCnn bo obtained only in the Organs.Thlrty-llvo different Styles for the Parlor and Church. "The best material and Workmanship.I Quality and Voiumo of Tone Uunequnlled..r'.-'-s -'.o: .FA0T0E7 AND WAEEfiOOHS, C0EHEB 6THJSUtttbllShed in 1850. 1Addresa SIMMONS & CIOTTGH. I kop constantly on hand every description ofFURNITURE OF MODERN STYLES.I manufacture to order and repair Furniture or all kinds, at the most reasonable prices.I am prepared to furnishCOFFINS ; OF, -EYEIiY, MfiW AND VAlftETY," " " t 4 and accompany them with a Hearse.TH pnnllo ar Invited to call andezamin myStook.March 6. 187 I PARIS 1IORTON.lO'Za. ! ' UPaUL Trade!S. O..SWIFT, .. . "-; ' ;ti; ' fMiIst Olooo Prlooo Tor Ocwsilx !SPECIAL ATTENTIONS AID TO ORDERS, .-A-T . -HUHN'S!large and well selected stock of. . . II,-, 'EE !kinds of ro-diepntob.Made and put up -TU I 1 At. I . ,03co .i.;.yi.. f Oaikt. COMMHVIAIoa.co-eace03L.a.Itla1,tone Is very lurgely incruuseil, tad the quality ofOrgans of the Some Capacity"Vox Hiininnn," 'Wilcox Palont" Octavo Ooup--'.i- 1i .1nil )5 -rl,SSO TO S500,APD C0KOREB8 STREETS, DETROIT, MICHIQANPUff" AuBNTS WANTED IN EVKIvY COUNTYOBQAN CO., Detroit. Michigan .1872.5 OHILIjICOTHIEI, o.,mIMlATEONIZE tfQME INDtf 8TBY)iWMoAETHUEMDBSEBIES.-CT. &0 "W. Propriot-rS),MCARTHUR, OHIO.INofTerliiBOurstocktotheTrado, we tenderour ai'lciiowlcdgcnicnts for the liberal put.ronago wo liavo heretofore received, ami hopeby promptness and strict integrity in businessto merit the support and oonllileiiceof the public. Ourstock ofApjilc Trees.Is large and line now varieties, Our ,VPeach, Cherry, Plum,Evergreen Trees,Kaspherrles, Small Fruits, Ac, &c,Will surpass miy we havo ever before offered.sTOrde solicited and promptly tilled.ns.I'leaso send for a CUtnlotcuo. .l'atontco and Manufaotnror ofSAW AND GRIST MILLS.! Improved ,. ' v - . , ;Hoad Eloofo, Post-Hole Eorors, be.t Clarksburg:, W. Va.rpHE QrlstMMU, being portable, aro on Iron-- x rauiVat, iviiaStrong, Durable, Efficient,' And the bout Mill ever made for nil kinds ot 'grinding; can he easily attached to Saw Millsorhnyotlior power, and warranted to grind -Flourand Meal of a superior qualltv at greater rto of speed than any .other Mill, withouthentingor other difficulty the weight being r1,400 pounds, occupying only 8 feet square on 'the floor. Will grind w to (10 bushols per hour.If within thirty days, tho Mill does notprovosatiHfHotory, it may he returned aud moneyAnd all charges refunded,Ilart's Post-Hole Borer,Is guarrantced to make two boles)to one of any other! does its work rapidly aud perfectly, - .SAVES -ITS COSTlEKffl!....... . t . .Nofunltcnn bo found with it after ' '( trial. Bent to any one on trial whowin swim memo endorsement oruieI'ost Master. Agents wanted.I It A HAUT, .Clarksburg, V. Va.FarnierH and otbeis can see I thePost-HoleDorer at the Snauivtr Ollloe. 'Q.ENERAL ELECTION. 1Slieriff'sRHKRIKfS OFKICK,Vinton County, Ohio, September 3, jTo the Qualified Voters of Vluton County. ;Ohio IWHEUEA8, By the Laws 'of Ohio regulating '"elections, It Is required. of tho Hhoriif of bin' county to give notice boforo tlio time of hoM- :ing a general election bv iro.-lunmtlonthroughout the county, nf the time on whichsuch eloctlou sliull bo holden :In pursuance of such requisition, I, DANIELBOOTH. Hhoriff of Vinton County, Ohio, dohereby proclaim and make khown that the . tSecond Tuesday In-October, A. D. 1872 'Being tho 8th Day or eaid Month, ,Is by the Constitution and Laws of Ohio, appolnlod the dav on which tho qualified electorsof Vinton County are not I lied to meet In theirrespective townships at their usual or properplaces designated fornolillngelcctlniis, betweenthe hours of A o'clock in tlio forenoon and 0o'clock in the aftornnoon of snlil dav, and thennd there proceed to vote by ballot 'for the I'oUiuvv iug-umuers, ui-wh;STATE OFPICEE3:One Secretary of Htato lor the State of Ohio;One Judge of the Supreme Court for tho State :of Ohio:One Member of tho Board of Tubllo Works forthe State of Ohio. 'DI8TBIOT OFPICEESOne Uopresontatlvo to Congrass for the Kievcntht'ongivsHlonal District, couiposodof thet'ounttes of Vinton, IIwUlngInckon, Gallia, Lawrence and Si-loto.One Judge of tho 4ourt of Common IMcas for. 'the Hccond Sub-Division of tlio Beventli Judicial District, composed of the counties of Vln- 'ton, Jackson, Lawrence, Scllto and J'ike, to(111 the vacancy occasioned by the resignation ";of Hon. W. W. Johnson. ... ,OOTJ2ira?"3r OIPXCE3BQ:Ono Sheriff for.Vlnton CountyjOuo t'lork of the Courts for Vinton County: :Ono Treasurer for Vinton County)One Probate Judge for Vintou County ;One Commissioner lor Vinton Couuty 'One Coroner for Vinton County. r j ''I APPORTIONMENT OP JURORS. 'And the Trustees of the several Townships Insaid County are hereby no tilled that the tbliqit-jIng number of Jurors are apportioned to thelTownships respectively, and that they are re.quired to ssleot the said number and make re.turn thereof to the Clurk of the Court of Common I'leas, tog-other with the roll-Book tElk. 1Eaglewiikesviiie ..,Knox. i 4.'ltluiiiand , , 10Harrison ' nSwan i.. aClinton 14Y ' . iJaokson p.Aliullson,., '. 14Brown ' 7Given under my hand, at my ofllee, In He Arthur, this Sd doy of September, A. D. mil,1 Shorlff of Vinton CouiitK Ohio.Boptomher 4, Vfti. V.". "Y " ;'!, 'SwlklHIMWNPnYSICIAK!; OAtTTioir: , 1flMIR Immense demand fur Ilslloway'i Pills audJ. Olntmsnt, haa ssmptod unnrlnolpliHl psrtlrs tooounterfi-ll Iheri valnnM mscliomns. Inordsrlu .protimt tlis publlrt anil ourinlvon, w liar linn vl a 'new"TraiIilsrk,"coiisltliiiif Ksyptlanclro loif sfrpsnt, with the tnttor 11 in ths ontro. Eoryloxoriinllowsy't Tills and Olntnmhta will li.vs tillstrade mark on It; nuns sr genuine without It,M, Y. Ollsmnib Co.. H11W Pr.prldom, ' r' 18 Maiden Irfiis, New Torlc. 'Joiim 1). Pais, Oiaolimati,Oiito, Hols Aura lortlisbtate, . ggjjl -ly